An Analytical Digest Of All The Reported Cases Determined In The House Of Lords The Several Courts Of Common Law In Banc And At Nisi Prius And The Court Of Bankruptcy And Also The Crown Cases Reserved From Mich Term 1756 To Mich Term 1834 Together With A Full Selection Of Equity Cases And The Manuscript Cases From The Best Modern Treatises Not Elsewhere Reported By S B Harrison Esq Of The Middle Temple Barrister At Law In Three Volumes

Author : Samuel Bealey Harrison
Publisher : Forgotten Books
ISBN 13 : 9780260518897
Total Pages : 638 pages
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